Everything has a road, and the road is called fate. 、

Since all mortals have worldly desires, they must experience them in the Tao. Although monks think that they should abstain from sex, they can concentrate on monasticism because they are not contaminated with the world of mortals. On the contrary, however, what is the purpose of monasticism?

It is to achieve a higher state of mind, not to ascend to immortality.

It takes a lot of hard work and exercise, but you don't have to enter this world. You can realize your Tao in worldly desires, and that is Tao.

If a monk can't even grasp the worldly desires, how can he say that he is a fairy? It's just that he has ulterior motives and his will is not firm, so he fell short.